Trump Turnberry, Scotland

Location: Turnberry, Ayrshire, Scotland | Golf: Ailsa Course, King Robert the Bruce Course & Arran Course

Set along Scotland’s dramatic Ayrshire coastline, Trump Turnberry is one of the world’s most iconic golf resorts. Overlooking the Firth of Clyde with views to the Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig, this five-star destination blends rich Open Championship heritage with refined modern luxury.

With legendary golf, elegant accommodation, fine dining, and a full-service spa, Turnberry delivers a truly world-class golf and leisure experience.

Golf Courses

Turnberry is home to three exceptional courses, each offering a unique challenge set against a breathtaking coastal backdrop.

Ailsa Course One of the most celebrated links courses in the world and a four-time Open Championship host. Recently redesigned, it features dramatic coastal holes, including the famous lighthouse stretch, offering both beauty and a formidable test of golf. Precision, strategy, and nerve are essential on this unforgettable layout.

King Robert the Bruce Course A modern links course designed to complement the Ailsa. With wide fairways, bold bunkering, and stunning sea views throughout, it offers a more forgiving yet equally engaging round, ideal for golfers of all abilities.

Arran Course A traditional nine-hole layout perfect for a relaxed round or sharpening your short game. Despite its shorter length, it still captures the essence of true links golf.

Practice facilities include a state-of-the-art Golf Academy, driving range, and short-game areas, ensuring a complete golfing experience.

Accommodation

Trump Turnberry’s main hotel is an outstanding Edwardian building in a beautiful coastal location. It offers comfortable and tastefully decorated guestrooms, which complement the high standard of golf for a truly memorable break. The majority of these luxurious rooms offer great views of the Irish Sea, the Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig.

Guests have a choice between staying in the magnificent hotel, the luxury lodges that can sleep up to 16 guests or the lighthouse suite. With a great selection of accommodations, excellent facilities and two of the best golf courses in Scotland, it is understandable why Turnberry golf breaks are one of our most popular.

Restaurant & Bars

Dining at Turnberry is a highlight, combining exceptional cuisine with spectacular views:

• 1906 Restaurant: Signature fine dining showcasing locally sourced Scottish ingredients.
• The Grand Tea Lounge & Bar: A sophisticated setting for afternoon tea, light bites, and cocktails.
• Duel in the Sun Restaurant: A relaxed dining space celebrating the resort’s golfing heritage.

Whether enjoying a formal dinner or a casual drink overlooking the coast, every experience is elevated by the surroundings.

Spa & Leisure

The Turnberry Spa provides a tranquil retreat focused on relaxation and wellbeing, offering a range of treatments tailored by expert therapists.

Facilities include:

• 20-metre indoor swimming pool
• Thermal experiences including sauna and steam room
• Fully equipped fitness centre
• Relaxation lounges and treatment rooms

Guests can unwind while taking in views of the Ayrshire coastline, creating a calm and restorative atmosphere.

Location

Trump Turnberry is located on Scotland’s southwest coast in Ayrshire, approximately 50 miles from Glasgow. The resort is easily accessible by car and around 1 hour 15 minutes from Glasgow International Airport.

Nearby

The surrounding area offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage:

• Ailsa Craig – The iconic island visible from the course, steeped in history
• Culzean Castle – A stunning clifftop castle and country park nearby
• Ayrshire Coastline – Scenic beaches, coastal walks, and wildlife
• Local Whisky Distilleries – Explore some of Scotland’s finest producers

With its legendary courses, coastal scenery, and five-star hospitality, Trump Turnberry stands as one of the most prestigious golf resorts in the world.

Did You Know

During World War One Turnberry Resort was turned into a military air base due to its strategic coastal location. The golf courses were levelled to make way for airstrips, hangers and huts, with the Royal Flying Corps training pilots in the art of aerial combat whilst the wounded convalesced at Turnburry Hotel.